On Tuesday at Parent’s Night, our Head and Depute boys and girls will be asking you for your views on or Family Learning Events. Please take time to complete the online evaluation with them. We are always trying to gather your views to help us plan for future events. Please see below for the QR Code and Web link.
Tomorrow it’s non uniform day to raise money for our school fund. Please bring £1 per child/family.
Thank you to everyone who made our Family learning events possible. We have worked and learned together about Literacy, Numeracy, Health and Well being including mindfulness and emotions.
We will be evaluating these events in the coming weeks to plan for more after Christmas. Please make sure you take part!
Last session we asked parent’s what we could do to improve parental engagement in children’s learning. Many of our parents asked for information sessions in the evening.
Please come along to our first Family learning event on Tuesday 27th August at 6:30pm.
We look forward to seeing you all there!!
This year St Fergus’ have embraced the Primary Engineer Programme for the first time and are delighted to have achieved so much with our wonderful pupils!
Not only did the Primary 2 teams of Robbie and Daniel alongside Chanel and Caoimhe take away the top prize at the Renfrewshire Primary Engineer Celebration Event, but a group of students who took on an engineering challenge to design and create a solution to their problem have had their designs graded at the top level.
Students; Olivia Farbis, Corey Cochrane, Toni Lee Russell, Zara Kennedy, Blayre Donnelly, Parker McLeay and Courtney Wallace all had their designs shortlisted for the top prize and were awarded with a grading of Distinction – Shortlisted.
Logan McLeod, Clarabnelah Wood, Courtney McGregor, Oskar Walenciak and Oliwia Jankowska all achieved a grade of Distinction.
Hailie Watson, Victoria Burns, Kacper Michalak, Neve Rodger, Isla Brown, Hope Robertson, Sean Dock and Maks Klimaszewski achieved a grading of Merit.
Well done to all the students who took part in our first effort, their success paves the way for continued future success which will be rolled out to a larger group of students next session.
This years outing to Glencoe was a great success and the P6/7 group returned exhausted and with many new skills.
From rock climbing, canoeing, mountain biking and scrambling up a hillside, everyone enjoyed the activities and made good friends with their instructors. Our only complaint was that it was too short!
What a night!!! Well done to everyone for dancing and singing down by the banks of the Clyde!
Thank you to Mrs McDonald’s mum and dad who helped get the Knights of St Columba Club ready for our celebration. The hall was lovely!
Thank you to Parker’s Grandpa for taking the photographs. We will get more photographs on the website next week.
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